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Linear Modeling of Homogeneous Plates

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Vibration analysis of linear plates has been carried out in Chapter 2 on the basis of the exact elasticity theory. In this chapter, we again start from the elasticity theory, but proceed now to first derive linear equations of plates, which are then applied to the vibration analysis. As already mentioned, the plate equations are always approximate in nature from the standpoint of elasticity theory, but they are also always simpler to apply than the original elasticity equations.

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Yu, YY. (1996). Linear Modeling of Homogeneous Plates. In: Vibrations of Elastic Plates. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-2338-2_3

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